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ci: a one-off workflow for the first publish of cli, ingest and the stores - #483
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cli, ingest and the five stores were versioned in v0.8 (0.1.0 and 0.2.0) but are still private and not on npm. Trusted publishing can only be set up for a package that already exists, so their first publish needs a token. Publishing them locally needs an authenticator code each time, so this does it once in CI instead.
workflow_dispatch). It checks out the v0.8 release commit (b456c36), so they're published as they were released and depend on core 0.6.0 and server 0.7.0.privateflag for the publish only, and adds npm provenance.NPM_TOKENis a short-lived token for the@chatcopsscope, set as a repo secret. Nothing else uses it.After the run: trusted publishing for the seven, a PR that removes this workflow, and the PR that drops their
privateflags on dev.